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Cygolite Nitro XM

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Description:
  • 10W Hi-Output Halogen bike light
  • Pocket sized NiMH battery
  • Quick release helmet mount included
  • Flip-lock Universal OverSized Bracket Mount fits oversized and standard size handlebars
  • Remote thumbswitch
  • Compact rugged battery case
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    Submitted by eric whiteside a Cross Country Rider from Osan AB South Korea (for now)
    Date Reviewed: October 2, 2007
    Favoriate Trail:Anything in Annadel State Park
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $70.00
    Purchased At:pricepoint.com
    Strengths:It works as advertised!! Lightweight, important on a headlamp!
    Weaknesses:Well...none
    Similar Products Used:Old niterider 10w Halogen
    Bike Setup:Cannondale Jekyll 600, XT/XTR, Marzocchi z2 dropoff, mutano raptor (WTB) front, Panaracer Cinder rear
    Bottom Line:This light is BRIGHT! Yeah, it's only a halogen, but it IS BRIGHT...did I mention that it's bright? It is a "spotlight" type beam, but it is wide enough to illuminate all of the trail that you need to see. I am using it as a headlamp in conjunction with the Cygolite Dualcross 300 (see separate review) and it works great in that aspect. It is not very heavy and an added bonus is that it has a left/right adjustment built into the mount. A little bit of swivel points the beam a few degrees either side of center. I have ridden with it about 4 times and the run times have been sufficient for my night rides (1-1.5 hours) even though it is rated at 2-3/4 hours. Keep in mind that of the listed time, your last 30 minutes or so will be significantly dimmer. I conserve the battery by not running the light constantly. I only use it when the climbs are steep and/or technical and it has remained consistently bright on all of my night rides so far. I turn it on and leave it on for the downhills though. All in all...I feel it is a great product and was well spent money.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:5






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